Anyone with computer access can learn basic technology skills.

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Recently, eBay launched eBay Local in the United Kingdom which is aimed towards enhancing the marketplace experience by connecting buyers and sellers who are physically close to each other. This new website allows local product searches based on the postcode and the output is a Google Map with products pinned, showing the price and distance of the seller from the postcode. A local marketplace can ensure quick delivery (or easy pick up) and provide the convenience of paying cash while picking up the product from a neighborhood seller. eBay already has 13 million products listed on this website. We believe that, as the company tries to compete with the e-commerce giant Amazon and its faster delivery options, a local marketplace connecting buyers with sellers can develop, thereby fostering eBay’s transaction, revenue and user growth.

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Adobe forayed into digital marketing with the acquisition of Omniture in 2009 and currently offers eight products under its marketing cloud solution that includes Audience Manager, Campaigns, Experience Manager, Social, Primetime and Media Optimizer. The Adobe marketing cloud includes a complete set of analytics, social, advertising, consumer targeting, web experience management and cross-channel campaign management solutions.

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Jen-Hsun Huang became a billionaire by helping to build artificial universes. Now he wants to build artificial intelligence.

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NBA 2K17 was already set to release on September 16 for pre-order customers, which is earlier this year than it ever has in the past. Apparently, 2K Sports wants an even quicker tip-off for the virtual hoops season.

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Have you ever been dating or hooking up with so many people your friends can’t keep track of who is who? Or maybe even you are struggling to keep up with your romantic interests? 
Or even if you’ve found someone special, and you can’t wait to talk about, you find yourself  repeating the same stories or showing the same pictures to everyone you know separately?
Austin Cohen, a DJ from Miami, believes he has created the solution for these irritations through his new app WhoNow that helps daters share photos and stories about the people they are dating. “My expectation is that WhoNow is the next big thing,” he said. Right now they have a few thousand users mostly aged 18 to 35.  54 percent are women and 46 percent are men.
He created the app after a vacation to Los Angeles where he was “dating a few girls.” When he met up with his friends there or back home they would ask him to show pictures of the girls with whom he was hooking up. “I had to repeat the stories all over again,” he said. “I was annoyed with swiping through my photo albums looking for the great picture.” So he created what he calls the Instagram of dating; it would be crazy to text 15 people a picture of an awesome sunset and tell them the story separately, so why do it with dating?
There are three parts to the app. The first, an album of significant people in your life. You upload pictures and then add in information about where you met, where they like, and what they like. There is a Misc. section for any random information and you can add labels like “interested.” It’s like a spreadsheet of your dating life to keep everyone in one place. You can even archive people and keep a catalog of your past.
The next is where you do the sharing. You can choose to send certain profiles to all your friends, certain friends, or the anonymous community board. They can click on a heart button for approve, an x for get rid of, or the neutral smiley for I’m not sure.  They also can add comments.

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The second ‘Titanfall 2’ beta goes live on Xbox One and PS4 today.

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Katie Jackson is the Vice President of Sustainability and External Affairs for Jackson Family Wines. In her role, Jackson co-manages the Government Relations and Regulatory Affairs Department and leads the company’s innovative sustainability program. Jackson directs the development and management of projects related to water and energy management, greenhouse gas reduction, and social equity. Jackson is the family’s principal voice in promoting Third-Party Certified Sustainable Agriculture programs as a means to incentivize responsible management practices and achieve regulatory certainty.  Under her leadership, Jackson Family Wines launched its first-ever Family Social Responsibility report in 2016 to highlight the family’s decades-long sustainability journey and to establish ambitious goals for 2021.

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